2.5.3 Example C The equation Yk+1 – kyk = -e-1, ak = k and br = e-1, (2.97) has the particular solution 1 Yk = e-1 k(k +1).. (k +n)' (2.98) 82 n=0 58 Difference Equations Equation (2.97) is a special...


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2.5.3<br>Example C<br>The equation<br>Yk+1 – kyk = -e-1,<br>ak = k<br>and br = e-1,<br>(2.97)<br>has the particular solution<br>1<br>Yk = e-1<br>k(k +1).. (k +n)'<br>(2.98)<br>82<br>n=0<br>58<br>Difference Equations<br>Equation (2.97) is a special case of<br>Yk+1 – kyk = -e-Ppk,<br>(2.99)<br>where p is a constant. The general solution of this last equation is<br>pn<br>Yk =<br>AT(k) +e¯Ppk<br>(2.100)<br>k(k +1). . · (k + n)’<br>n=0<br>where A is an arbitrary constant. Equation (2.97) corresponds to the situation<br>where ρ= 1.<br>Define P(k; p) and Q(k; p) as follows:<br>P(k; p) = e-Ppk<br>(2.101)<br>k(k + 1) · . · (k +n)'<br>n=0<br>Q(k; p) = r(k) – P(k; p).<br>(2.102)<br>

Extracted text: 2.5.3 Example C The equation Yk+1 – kyk = -e-1, ak = k and br = e-1, (2.97) has the particular solution 1 Yk = e-1 k(k +1).. (k +n)' (2.98) 82 n=0 58 Difference Equations Equation (2.97) is a special case of Yk+1 – kyk = -e-Ppk, (2.99) where p is a constant. The general solution of this last equation is pn Yk = AT(k) +e¯Ppk (2.100) k(k +1). . · (k + n)’ n=0 where A is an arbitrary constant. Equation (2.97) corresponds to the situation where ρ= 1. Define P(k; p) and Q(k; p) as follows: P(k; p) = e-Ppk (2.101) k(k + 1) · . · (k +n)' n=0 Q(k; p) = r(k) – P(k; p). (2.102)

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